THE I'RESIDENTIAL ELECTION. IION* Si Sp|>r*r from an I uhinril l**tM l Vlrw in n >mnrl Wnmnn. {IV tl.r lAttcawtrr (Pcnn.) Examiner.) I t\.r until this full realised the debt \vt> ow the preen, ami 1 never ap- II , the nhißbpi of living in • . mnt y t at chvtx its own rulers. My Imslt; I a Democrat, ami my father vx'i > 1 >;u*Jx i 1 th lis, a Republican. O i the sex* < o( November 1 t*>k .loan my 1. •! winter's cloak, :ui>l I eouhln't i. pi.- the tears. That cloak eo.xt s.!"i. but it Vina short, ami of course 1 • iuM: "t wear it this season. It didn't -• ■n ; 1 eu'il wear my double paisley ivl . v uter, but I thought of the s ; i'or • ei the poor, our heavy church ii.'t, a. it the many obligations Wil li am hail to :IOH' the tirst of January, and I c ',*,. its! 1 wouldn't km a won! a! :it it. 1 night be a downy, but 1 would : • calmly forwnivl up the church HI -!. ..•oporte.l by the smiles .<f an ap prove., c uusMcuce. Win n W'.Uuim came home that night In il N. >\ York ha.l gone for lYhlen, ami tliere v.: a glow upon his lirow ami a built wi: tin his eye 1 hadn't seen there for veins.. Tlic bisouita were light as a feather. id so id 1 : " William, what dox ii think 1 had Kutcr do almnt a c'o.k this winter? You know they don't wv .r short chinks. 1 supjxose you don't foci a.s ii you could afford a new oui>!" " S-* ut it," said Y\ illiam, scraping the last drop of peach juice from his preserve p'.aie. That's a dreadful vulgar ami I've told William so OVW and over again, and I don't wonder, that Is i n a genuine, elegant lVnnvrat, he will rsisi i;i The n \t moruiug. when I passed thi\".gh t . s .ting-rvavtu, Williaiu sit ahivi rir • over a cUwcd register in his s'oekuu; ii , Ins hair uncombed, but he cried out fix nil the top of his luipor : " IVuuvritic victories everywhere?" The country gone < i m :<#t for Tihleu !" •• Intense ■ \eiteiueut ami rejoicing !" Wo had W..T. . jind maple molasses for breakfast, and I made the xxflfcv myself. William had made one tvimest dab at his head with the hair brush, but had evi dently misse l. Father eallnl for toast, and saiil ho had neuralgic jvuns streak - ing all d an the left side of his face. William rv ad aloud s. Milling morsels from the IVtmvratie paper, such as " Indian i gives Tilden 10,tkk> majority !" "What do von think this morning about u ■ ] ring a new cloak. William ?" "Of course you call have a new ekvak, if von need one. •Full returns not vet neohrad from Oreg\>n. Ncxuda. Florida and I. nisi ma, but they are undoubtedly ours " " Una!" said father. I felt a .si d ilof anxiety about fam ily pravers. William isn't a professor. Father tea.ls devotions, and I was afraid he wixn'.l be too supplicatory ; but he pr.oi.i r. Tlv for the 1- - allien, Jews and sncn like, but didu't refer to the Demo crats, ami . nly ouee—just after the heathen allutled to our suffering country. When William came up to dinner he s,i .* - of Democratic majorities vi I.- p>-iiring in from all quarters, and s: iI; " Will tun. I've beeu tliinking the mutter i>x, r, ami 1 do believe it would K< r •> b. st twuioniy to buy a fur eloak. Every l>- iy is wearing fur. It might est in iV st first, but it would be cheapest in the end : fur is so durable." " How much will it coat ?" "Mr- (' >l. Tucker's sealskin sack wasijL'ilO bgst winter, but I don't feel as if, in our o -cmustamys, we can afford th Furs are cheaper tlian last iall, :... I \f. I could get a good, desirable, I- : -> r ': :• - - me, but still good enough fori 11 n•ii r circumstances, far ??150. " I'm !" said father. " W !h . a had taken out a blank cheek, and was reihvtiiig. when in whiskeil tlie pe . lent f the Democratic club and said Fi . .La i South Carolina had gone for i'-.idi .i. i William wigs wanted down to the elnb r > in to see alxont the illuwina t >n. !' filled out the check, and I im- AUS:- - went down street and selected the cloak. T; it evening a shade of anxietv—a i -ans-ly j re ptibie tinge of melnnelioly had settled on William's countenance, while father's neuralgia was Wtter. William asked if I hail done anything about my cloak, and, if I hadn't, he sii 'Uul -ugcvst waiting awhile ; furs might be cheajvr. He .said, when I aaktsl him about it, the illumination hail been postponed. Tlie next in- ming I heard the KITS in the -tr -'t screaming that Hayes w elected, and when I went down father wi.s sitting on the front stairs cuatless, ami with his vest on Mie shoulder, while William balanced himself on the edge of the hat stand. B.>tli patriots were stocking-footciL They hail just taken in tae m rning jwpers. Very little conver- Siition was made at the breakfast table, ' it father was extremely jslite to Wii i ua, and said lie didn't know when he lni i en tea buckwheat cakes that tasted so much as they did when he was u boy. At no a William didn't stay to des s rt. but fatlier, having eaten his own padding, drew William's untasted plate to liimself. The t-ars were welling to my eyes, an 1 father kindly inquired why I wept. " I've Is-en thinking my old hat fixed over won't look at all suitable with my new cloak, but William is so blue I can't tienr to ask liim for more money." " M: rey on me !" said fatlier, " don't cry ov. r a 1* urnet. Go down suid get what you want and bring the bill to me." Nly hut was to be of seal brown. "Two f atlicrsor three," askid tlie mil liner. I thought of tlie hundreds out of employment, of tlie destitution and want the winter would l>ehold. of the. vanity and pride of iln-ss, but while I hesitated a newsboy, just out with tlie afternoon pipers, yt-lletl: " FloriiLa and Lonisiana both aure for Hayes!" I knew how father w >uld feel, and said: " Oh, three, certainly." For two or three days there was a look, not so much of pure inelanch< <ly as of gioom, wrath and vengeance coni mingle.l in William's countenance, and he sprinkled |>epper on liis bivfsteak fearfully. Father said that lie awaited the action of tlie Louisiana returning board with confidence in their integrity, and sippixl his tea with a spoon. I never knew father to sip his tea liefore with a spoon in my life. Hy-and-bye it van reported that elec tors' names hml l>et :i omitte<l from Re publican votes hi Louisiana, and father said th'-re w .- a chill in thw November days that struck to the very marrow, and William said lie intended to arrange his business so that he could Hjiend two or three weeks of winter in some Southern clime, say in Georgia or Louisiana. That afternoon f went shopping, and at tea time laid on the cloth four or five sam ples of sea) brtnrn merino. " William," said I, "which of those do you call the best piece of goods ?" His opinion coincided with mine. I held two bits off at a distance. " Ever s> many women that I know have dresses off thai piece," said I. I laid tlie bits down and sighed. Then I held them off again and said : " How dreadful it is to be poor !" "If you want a dress so b,fUy, get it, Mary Ann," said William. " I really don't know as in our circum stances I ought, William." " If there's auytliing 1 liat" to sec it is a shabbily drowsed woman—get it." So, in order to satisfy William, I hud to get the merino. Since that time Hayes has been some iraes elected and sometimes Tihlen. All disguises ! ~e fallen off in our family, and thoue ay father and William treat each otl with forced politeness, such words as 'corruption," "nigger," "bull dozed," have become familiar language in what T once hoped would be a refined Christian household. " William," said I, cs I rung for more baked potatoes one morning, " I never allowed myself to reul tlie Reecher scandal—m-ch as I wanted to—and if it was worse tlian this I'm glad I diiln't." Oii> day, wlien Louisiana went for Hayes, father promised me a new parlor carpet. If the question isn't settled soon I-think lean easily get the house refurnished, and perhaps have a new China set and a silver dessert service. I J) am so scrry the Centennial is closed, for W I know I could just as well spend an s other foi-tniglit in Philadelphia, and I j,- do believe I oould have that lovely pink coral set I want 1 so badly. I don't understand politics, but I am so glad I live under a republican form of government, and 1 do feel sure, if any one makes good resolutions, ami tries to be economical, and r< illy menus to be n g.ssl wife and daughter, n way will open out of difficulties. Smith's Health Lilt. l>r. Hmilcr, says Max Adder, had a large tank placed on the top of his bathhouse from which to supply Ins Jl-oom, and so forth, with water. I'lie water had to ho pumped up titty feet from the ei-tcni in the y rd, and the ,l>s tor found it to be a pretty g-ssl sircil job, which would cause htm ixuistaiit • x }>eiisc. S*> after thillkiiu; tin- matter over verv earefally. one day an ilca struck htm. He built a room v< r the cistern and put Wool "Sanitarium oxer the door. Then he IMIMXWIIXI the pump maehinery Is-nenth the tl-s>r, and he rigged up a kind of eomplicatisl appar atus with handles and hinges and a crunk, so that a man by standing iulhe tnnl.l'e of tlie machine and pulling the handle Up and doW'U wuttld Operate that putnp Thon the d. Ct -r got out circulars and pubhshixl ailvertisnient.s ids ml ".sunler - Patent Health Lift," and he secured testimonials from a thousand orsi>if pis jile wlu agreisl that the health lift was the onlv ln>JH> for the physical aalvr.t II of the human m< i Pretty s s-li pis>pl. liegun to sec alsmt it, atnl Sutiler would nish them out to the "Sanitarium " and si-t theui to jerking tlu handles. Vtul when a custom, r had pumped up titty gallons or so, Sunler would charge linn a quarter, and tell him that three months of that khnl of thing would gne him utnscles like a pri* fighter. The thing become so popubu- that In hail to enlarge lus tank :uid put in a smaller pump ; and he not iHily not all his pumping done fin nothing, but the las.pl, who did It o.ad 11it\i ulH<Ut £l..stO a year for the pro Due ilay, hoxvixrr, Mr. Magiunis. i • had IHSU pna'ticiug at tit.- health lift every day for months, broke the Isiaixl ujs'U wltieh he was ,-tandiuv. and plunged into the cistern, and ]iisi a.s he was sinking for the third time Sunler rtshtsi him out with a crooked nail lit the end of a clothes prop. A few days Inter Magiunis can., round with a lot of other patients, mul cross examined shutter's servant ~ul, mid lixiriusl alsuit the truth, ai.d then wi-ut home mad. A consultai: >n was held, at wluch tliev r,s vial to prosecute Snuler for damages and for obtaining money under false pretenses. It i> thought by gvxsl judges Unit, by the tilUe the courts get through with Sunler, it will l>e alsmt tin- uuliealthiest lift for him he was evvr iuterx-stisl in. AskuWla and Angela. The scene of the terrible accident on the Lake Sliole Ittboid IB in many re sjHs-ts similar to that of the Angola dis aster, the horrors of which it more than equals. It is at tlie crossing of the Ash tabula river, a small str, am which dnuus the farming country of the same niu le, iitnl cl -.a* by the vtii. .. of Ashtabula, O. The stream is shall -w : nd nt • .mgable. and vessels engaged in traale of the hike and i\uuitry have to load and uul.sal at the p >rt on tlie shore oi the lake thrx-e milis la-low When the railn . 1 er - the little river the banks are high, the jvrjwiHlicuhir height f the bridge frmu the wan r Iwing seventy-five fed. It will lie rvir.eui'ovivd that the Alieola disaster, which t<s-k phwe Dec. Is, lsiks, on the name road, occurred at the ert-ss ing of a stream. The train in that casi was much behind time, Hinl was coming down the line at lightning sjwxsl to make iq> the lost moments. A car jumped tlie track and was ilmgged across the bridge. Tust before reaching the embank ment i>n the other sale it fell over with a crasli and was thrown down the ice coversi slope a distance of forty feet. This car was daslnxl to pieces and burntxl, ami but three of its occupiuits re mained to tell the story > f the horr-rs f that wintry afternoon. O ieof the other two passenger ears of the train went down the opjs>site side of the embank ment, a distance of alsmt twenty-five feet. It was wrix-kixl completely and twice caught fire, but the names were put out Is ah times by the passengers. The situation was not as horrible as at Ashtabula, because the wrtvkiil pa.- - gers were not iu the water, but it was nearly as bad, Iweanso of the ice and cold imd Imrviing cars. I*l l—> bv the An gola accident was twenty-six kilhxl, of whom tweuty-tliree w en- > badly buriuxl that they could not be ideutifie-1. and forty-six wonn.h -1. The injurx ! were taken to Buffalo and eared for. A bnl liant ball WHS to have IHS-U giveu at tlrnt time at Rltffalo, but was abandon, lout of respect for the dead. AVititer Fashion Notes. A great many buttons app. ar on all the new suits. FIUIOT feathers are worn n ie t! an ostrich ti|>s and plumes. Coquettish little bows of rihbou ami laia- are worn in the hair. Buckles of gold, silver, jet and stix l are used in trimming hats again. One f the newest fubu. s i- of caniei" liuir. interwoven with feather down. Smyrna lmv i- tlie fashionable tiv. - ming of the moment for underclothing. Sky blue and myrtle green is a fash ionable combination for evening dress, H. Murine and ink blue, myrtle green, and seal brown are popular colors for kill gloves. Hamburg embroideries are cheaper and more used tlian ever (■ r trimming underclothing. Cardinal red ki.l gloves are seen on some of the glove counters, ami the salesmen say a few ladies call for them. Tliev ore sticlnxl with white or black on the Uiu'k of the hand intim-e triple rows. Some of the latest importatioiisof I'uris suits are simply I<mg prinreme, ] >hmaiaes, loojied very low down in tlie bark, ami have one deep flounce put on at the bot tom in such a manner as to simulate an underskirt. S line of the handsomest imj>rteil French suits have the underskirt f cam bric of the color of the |*>lomuse, with deep flounces of WIKI! serge or silk set on at tlie b .ttom. In these suits there is al ways a finish of velveteen, silk, or wrge put around the bottom, under tlie lower most flounce. Holbein gr>' n is a new shade of this ]K>pular color. The most fashionable coiffure at the moment is a rata gun loop or waterfall of waved hair, falling on the n<'-k and in closed in a large meshed silk braid net, which eox-ers all the back <<f tlie head with puffs and is fastened on tlie top with a IKIW of rihlNin. Another bow of riblsm is plaiixl in the nape of the neck, just iil*>ve the eatagan I<> >]>. The net is of cardinal red, or bine, green, or br>>\vn silk braid, ami is called the " Lnmi" or the " Massaniello." The front hair is crimped, waved, or banged in this style of coiffure. A Russian Story. Tlie Russian princes in Pari* are all men of large incomes, but generally sjwml thrifts. One of them borrowed the siiin of ten thousand frnnes frotn a money lender, giving his jiote f>.r the same. On the day it fell due the holder presented it for payment, and was told by the princa that he had no money to waste in paying debts. At that moment a gen tleman entered, and the prince humid him twenty thousand francs to me t the losses of the niglit before at the club. The lender tore up his note of hand, and said, when going out : " Now, prince, there is nothing between na but a debt of honor." The prince bowed jind hand ed over the money without a word The Beeond begins in the same way, but when the lender presented his note tin priiic flew in a jiaasiou, called him inir>l names, and, drawing a revolver, made him eat the note of hand. A few d.avn later the lender received his money, with a thou sand franc bill thrown in as interest. Shortly afterward the lender received a letter from the prince, telling him that he was again in fvant of money, and telling him to present himself with 10,- 000 francs and stamped paper iqn which to write his infernal notes of hand. The lender came with the money. " Where is your paper for the note ?" he said, taking the money. " Here it is, prince," Baid the lender, drawing a large cake of gingerbread from his pocket. The prince laughed at tlie joke ami short ly afterward paiil the debt with interest. THE LATE RAILROAD KIND. ( iMittiiiitlorr I niMlrrbtll'a IVrtntil I ImmiirHaflo* util I'lie I IIIMIIINKI of A underbill wa >p< lit amid invne* of toil, friu.ubtx ainl rigid simplicity. Vii.l so, when at \t> en vears of a ■>< he voluntarily tio\ ii|>oii ' himself to be a man. In- Wim prepa-e.i for tlie applicat on ami lala>i ol inanli-xsl. I la iieetorwaixl for twenty years lie gi\ himself no I. - me when there was work to be done. N.- tlier on Smidax - li >l holi days, nor at uight more than iu da\ time, did he allow himself ato pile. I' .> oof amusement were unknown to him l lu jiortiou of his life was Miuplx a isaitiiiual ■xntmi of hatxl work. He . mrtol m> >> e.ety, nssiune.l no style, and ■•eeunxl to care for uolhtug la-voml money u akittg. Ill' was seer, tlxe to an extreme, nexer piTiiiitting liis plans to I>. .-on e known until thex were triade public b> their o|H>nitlotl. Ho XX.IS e imbnlixe, nlld. be mg eu.loxxisl xxith a powerful fra u<-. nexer fearxsl to l. -! his mil.-. 1> xxitli any one who was 15.!,1 enough to submit a dispute to suclt iu bit rat on. And it is but tall to sax that he Wax soldi u if ever worsted in u perwoual enixniiite. As an employ el 111 was I va. ' ng . 11l sistisl tkat his oiilers should be liv |.eet ..I without questioning; xi. ; >nt in Ins mantlet and language, and tot withal In* inwin.d'lx ntta i.. Ith . pi ved to him so sttxniglx that tin y seld..m sought othei s-rxtce xxhi-n thev e d.l lemuni with hnu. I'ho liiuuiunous verxhet i>f these nu ti is that he xxax a hm-l luaMi-r, but a just one. kiud to In- men, hut al ways careful to make all the money lie COllld out of them. Durillg the Ii st pe rnsl of his aetixe life, coxenug the years of h'.s npplnxitloll to sttwml .<a':ng nil inland watetw, his childr* u, tlmt.s u in all. were all la>ru. I*ll> *■ xxei. . aituittisl to the eaix> of their mother, and were trained hx hot to liahits .■! ft new) i x and inde|wittlelne. I'ho csannnsloi ; hail in> time, if he ha<l the iueliuation, to de vote to these domestu* cruv-t. But he fwiikfully •ecwodedwUlua wife's tdtf n :*ariling tin children, and furnished Iter, without stint, with wlmtexer nnui *y she rispurisl to prxivnle for them. ills till is l Xf-XNPINiI. In the Msxaul jieriod i>f thisi. ui .rkahle man's nuxs-r, cox eruig lus steamship enterprises, lw in.hilgxxl ui>>r* in thecoiu forts and . njoymeiits of life. He l>utlt htm a tine house, furnished it haltdsome iy, and ts*gan t>> live like a man •>" means raUrer than us a !:du. .. A . ar:, e was plartxl at the disposal of lus xx le an.l daughters, while an ambitious Dotting horse oeonsioiinUy uiiuisterc.l pi. lire to the tuillionaiix* after a hard tlav's w.-ik. And finally, toward the end >' this per.,si, the e uuilndore was iiixelghsl into club life and rutiixxl to sjwnd an < . eitiug at whist. But with all these enjoyments h uever Ut glis'tisl lui- lit •s. He lull! tn> ltll|s>smg array of b s>kk ej>ers, cashiers ami clerks. His i.tiiiv, ex. i wli.tr b basin - . was most exti-iule.l, .■ aupr.sisl hut two rxsnns, an.l three clerks did all w,.i*k, tur h*t his linunsiiate snperv-iou. H<* knew nothing of lsH>kk. pin hi: 'o,'. and xxi:. uit be "aim* necessary t! .i f *. xa>t opxeratioiis should be rei-orxle-l in some form, he employivl a man who was g -*1 at figures, an.i ix>ul.l write a plain hau l, to keep the areouut*. He u<*\owe 1 any tl-sit'iig debts and never utlox*.<\l any* Is sly to be inde! te,i to hilU liule - he had collaterals to show foi it: and flu trans actions he iMUsalere 1 T( .pilled II > Us.k ing. As ha *qUUe ! re.i y:n n .he in vested it without (Viisultiiig anyb iy. A* time p:iss sl along ami L.s means m crnai .l, rendering lar er op-*uti. u necessary for the eiupl>>yueu; t!. s .xip itui, ami -t.x*k companies m .■>. iix. u ient or desirable for the main. nen! of thes** granxler t'litrqirias, he h.i i a niuu erotis conqxany* of sons-in-law fro • ng wli >m t-> -s-hvt offixvrs and ii:i,x*t..rs. Tims he contnvtxl to I.iaiia r" all lus af fairs himself, or at Uxist xxitli the s d x>ul\ of members of his own family. THI UIYKkMONS (f X l .xll.ro.xii KISo. There cwme a tliinl is-ri' i the grand jH-ri-Hl in which he Untitle the giant st**k oja-rator and the ia 'r. a I 1. ng of his age. During this jug, si h<> indulged himself in leisure and pha-ire more tlian at any former time. Iu the rear of M hww on Wwihington plaoehebailt a onmniodious stable for his lmnw ~ w:th eonveniem** for th-il exercise an i treat incut; Umght costly -f.s*;.; pi >x:dsl ii lnself vith at. cn of matehetl trotters which were nutrvela of sjawsl; drove daily through the park and <>n th nusl, pri.iing hinis>lf on his ability to |ts* any thing truxeling; |atixni.'.*l l>r>e ra ••>; was avM. Holly to be so •! at the ojiem or theater; dim*l regniarix at the Manhattan ehih, ami sp. Nt lus ex.*.; ngs thereat the whist table until h : .arried ins s.e-oii.l wife, and really t • en joy life. Y. t during these yat he i< in< 1 diligent in husiiies*. AA'h. il> iv.* up liax igntioll In removed lus . fii t> a building adjoining his stable u bourth street, ami hen*, a- late ls7o, h* . "iild always lw found frxnn nine in tin inorn ■ng until three in the afternoon. After leaving lus offio- m th - aft*ru >n In* inn le it a rule to refus*- all hu-ine - calls except th se of ik Ooiitidential l ature. His aim xxa-. to leave his husim ■at his oll'we, retire to his resnh nee and > njoV a short nap, then take a drive on tin* road xith lus trotters ami return to lus club house for dinner, where lie usually r> - n.aine l through the evening. This rou tine continued Up to tin* time of his see ond marriage. His IMI\W>N> I.IKI . It has lsen MX n that xrheu vet hut a lad young Yanderhilt w.thdrew himself from {akreiital e..nt..J. II" never seems to have manifeste 1 much regard for his father, but for his mother, who 1 vtxl to a gwal ohl age, lie always ilisplnxasl the most solie.t >a nff*'-tion and r- spe-t. H> r iiifim iiee was always more |x>t.nt with him than any other. Ev**u she never BIHXM'IX le.l in exciting in her son'a hreast any great regard f..r r.-lig n and spiritual concerns, though li- r < xample as a pious woman was not wholly lost on him. Though the family wore of Dutch descent, thisg.Ksl wonian was (x.imected xxilh the Moravian church n Stateii I liui'l, and li*r remains now Ii ltomli d in the cemetery attu-led t>> thut c hurch. Since her death, which .sxatrred upward of twenty years ymrs ugo, the coinmosl re has manifested a warm re gard for that particular church an I ceme tery. H> voluntarily e.>iiveve.l to the congregation a very* valuable piece of land adjoining the r grounds for the en largement of the cemetery, and has con tributed hberully to its ori.nmciitution. H first wife died in New- York August 17. IHI'S. Her funeral was attended hv II .* R*v. Dr. 11 at t<>n, n Dutcli R formed elergyinan, but her remains were taken to Stuten Island and placed ill the same vault with those of the eonuiH"lore's mother in the Moravian cemetery . By tliis wife, xvho had l:cx*n liis faithful partner through many years, and who ha 1 shared the trials ami triumphsof his early ciin r, (lomimslore Yumlerbilt had thirteen ehildre. Two years after her death Mr. Yander l>ilt married Mrs. Elliott, of Mobile*, a widow of remaikuble personal beauty and eliarming maiiiiera ami aeeotnpliah ments, some forty-five years youngei than himself. A Heartrending Scene. A corrrsjHiiideiit, writing of tlie tlis -ter to the Brit : h steamer Cireass an at Briclgehanipton, L. L, Bays : Amid tin-how ling of tie temiiest and tin roar of the waves there aiis Iconic to our ears the voices of the jssir fellows iu the rig ging, singing hymns and praying in chorus to (hal. Tliere was hardly a dry eve on shore among us us xxc heard these thrilling ami supreme appeals to God. Among thore on the wreck were ten S : .inneeo"k Indians, who, as a rule, are very |* -odium. I luring this agonizing -• ■ ne, xvhi 'h lasted for iiours, we heard the ,• men praying. The bench was linecl with Jimulred:, of people, many of them women, sobbing piteonsly. Home of them xve re tin* wives of the doomed men. The wind on shore raged with terrible violence, driving the people hither and thither. The life saving crews of Southhampton, distant five unci a half miles, and East Hampton, about the same distance, had arrived, bringing their mortars with them, and but did not attempt to use their life line when firing, as nothing could be done. They, how ever, fired a number of blank shots to try and reanimate the courage of those on board. SI MM IKV OK >KH. ■ tenia l luirrrai front lloior nutl Abroad. I it.*t a.lxtci from Mexico aie to the . ffts-l lll.nl I'm- to mix ali.-lllg xi.-toiioiialy, nn>l lli.nl lglc*tß> Il'ikilln llr ill seltlllg III* t*ll.|*t.l 111 enroll tii<-ma. l\. in thr ranks of I 'in i* Tin nntiti.nl I.'J- il til tlio I infill Mai. l.lfi Kaxnig ii ft li'i limn llu'li Were lllfl disaster *to ship }lli : witli.it Ih. mux tec pixvin.'t* .lining tin' |tj>l >■ m, uiq* i illng 7M l\i , f which the liti I'initi nut til all Int Hx.nti two. I lie unit ami . rrg.a** rt'iiiom nltil t1,2.11,500, nf ttlnrli f||7 HI n ..sf.-lx got ashore I'm cxtcii tx. fin lift in > mslillti.torX it J 11, Mi'twn it i *1 I', inn 11. 11 xa- Was ill sinned It llli tin 1, i t'.'J.tkai; mourn i o|ii.iKi II it iil i A lit. . l.aaliai at 1 -surast. i. I'a . wat .l. -ii ,ti.l I . iit" lama, IIS|OIIO . tMill Hi. I . ill. al I'.nl Joini, N \ was blown n)i :i I t lin i.ii n an.l t.il'lail nl almil I fl ill i ti \ package containing Jim worth nf alaiii|ia was ox.il.sik.d I t lltr robla-rs, Init t ttrlt. l, |l-I. t. ,1 It fit ia tti if rat i nil an at. 1' , ilittl It .1 Miii). In ts-lmigtng In lilt- lift f J. fli tan litai. Inl Icing n)ra|til initio lit it 11111 l.t 11.. p .i itim. nl, sunk af. w mil. * I . l.ltt llial flit I'll.- Ittaa l #f'S>,lKXf 111.' aalt nf at ..It ill In-. . 11l I a I'ixllloUtll ctwifl'll ft if 1*77 it all i 1 flu aitni f.f O'.l'Jl.ilff. aa *galn*t • i . I 1.1 .1, It .• - ..' 11 • fax 1 '. ami #OO,OOO III' H7 l i \ iI. t MMMH O. Marria, bNnuerM, naa rlt ffi .1 t nllt.l hlnlt a N nat-i l-t (In It gl 111 HI. 111 li'fUn-aati t'lli' l-!t'lt lawsllit if Salt I I atiel* o ha* Is ell scttl.il ami fin tlllati t a nillii ■ i tin . nf flu- tit signs of fin- tli-atl litml aiillittt)<i| Jntiii It. I.lt-k. a nntilial son of ll„- iltl-tmmil, 111 llt I till' setlictllrt.l nil lira KiVHTt iKki.f.it of which In- pay -. the otiit I 1,. ir.#7J,U(k' \. Vctkt'ltx Waa I'V.'ltilt fnf scleral daYS tittf xxhkt nniil 1 It tlio It anlt of tlm Ik n Mtt Maj mi' It no It att 111 a tin- tail nil 11. ,ifl i Mat a aaaiult ii)a-u tk tut, If, 111 a a 11) a* all at. an,l all. t I t luai.t fromufinthey ha.l fiiii|(lit a I i aitlraa till. 1 till tin Ik la it alt line. I tu'i I • lt.it-- tniv . i.-hatiged mtli pist-ls, wlu-u t*>lh i .nf Ho a ilti-laitil tin IIIM 11 i'a i-atlatiiil, alniik Hands, ami icttum dto New Yolk Ik'tli psi t.. a hail tin ti fiht ah'laiia ami atli inlanta It la la lit V rat that tintf [ltttlU *lr lnt lnatltil. tin N.oti . fntiriui:, nt of I.onlaiana on th. tlat aftei tl., tl. ' V inauguration ohlauitil |aia aotitmof all tin-) at at n na ami curt hollata. I 1,0 Hi k .i.t gox. i uinotit holti ami .a cupled 11:. - Stato ill [a wlllt'll oat IAI I loatitii. 111 l tllla .lit tl. V, holla llllllt.n lunula ftUg J.IMi in n ami fnilv anma.l. tt. io ri-xi.-w.it ami uia.lo a ).ai'atlf*t taxing 1. ii.tiy rliroi. 1 tin tin route, llit rxclt. uirnl in tin . ;la was up to fevrt ht .nl. It if. Aug.:u charge f tl.. I int. d Stat, a tr.a j.a, k. ; t hla o. minaml on duty prepared for ant t nit il. i.t't which might tiia.- ami oat in structed t> tin* secretary of au to pr*-,-r 11 ami t.i.x.t.l tin- urganlxaUoil ot unatl tlmUOti laalii a of amiotl lltr 11. iln attain i • *it t mail tiain on tho l' nsa<*ila It ..tl I tl, ll.lt till fi '. tin liark 1t a (til Uilsplac-it I't wreck.!*. 1 llr firt-uian waa falallt uijur.il ami tlx < m m., r I atlv hurt lu th. an ; '..r court N 11 IV Ihaiua, ..f Hath. Mr . ohtai ail i tt itln-t agaiu*t Jauira 1 . l'rehh for KT.ikki for fho aa tlfli-tlofi .f hla .laughtn lien. I i-ak an I hla tltlllluantl all ff i I't al xlrem. lv ftt.s.i thr mid .lining tl;. eight-day inarrh ti -u belle I'ouroho to l it Krttrrmau. Hie tlun . i i. r iti.h a .1 from tarutf I■■ lttolltr-aii.il ilot*rtr*a twl.'W rornj alfm.at tHli •tantlr. ami . n o;i ,a- \ai. n th.* morourv la v'ainr I'lltilficnl in thr t tllh A >lu|>ati*h fi. Mil .... Mauif..' a -in ' .at th. *i. . ja.\ ia ii ttiir; aioatitlt am.thwart!. Tln-rt ia nl a all If* r Iliufrltttl liolla. in li.Ulu ll haa alao Iwtik. 4 . lit til liiif taiarnt win-To th< i.i lainlt-r* lltr. 1 liroo auit. tttiK jmrtioa harr iatii .inarantti il Tin* Nit. Hani|>ahir. Ko:.ititltt*a!,a Into notitinatiii lion. lWn). I*. !"*• - :: f ; t.-ni i. l'h r plalfortu an n,'Uima t .ai tin t tnti wttli aUrm ant nuiif• uafi 'ii tin ittri.i t |.jr tho IV-m.*ratk* ttarty of tin South. I ...iift-iim->1 ami ujihrhl l.t ita Nortluni •' I : -it thr frtailunu of th. ir fraiM-hlM' 1., lntuimlatn u, v. 1. m> ami iiiurth i t ikioui a [ho attifinlo of tlir ih uniratir W a.l --r. a. i * 11 t of tl. North, 111 l . thr l'rt altlt-ir ti.nl rlartkui. in tri'lii|{ to aai-uro l.t ith'tral aiij tl. .-nt it.- in- nit i It aula.-, w hirli tl.ia n-.f f-*- 1- : t ■ (In o . ami I t alt h to. th alt to t . uiit 111 Sainlltl J. : ii.lrii aa iVoii'lrtit of thr I'nit.il Stnti a ; ), ii,|t t aan .arm at ariniiathr ami umli tiltil aiit |a (i | . th. hattllVinaali tiirmlwira of .niui to th. national atifhontna lit tln-ir onil .itora to inf.- Nt- |i*a<v. luaiutaui tin .aw ■en 1 | r*-* rtr tho jm-• .It iiU i a.. !i --tial to thr aifrtr ainl )ir|.lu:tt of rt |iuhtii-au iiiTiuiirnl . la ii. 1> (i.i 1 lain aa a mail will t|.ialimil f i tho lui)h p- aitn.u of l'f. -iilriit ami | i tiara Ih. . nl urant for hi* win adiuiinalra* I. n, tirii.in.U tint thr iiati.-ua! jw.tmat f . ri • .an -(ni. )r.•• Im lita m IwT'.i to lr ro liii tut .l. ' M rati* Smith, a nu twrtttfer for tin Kaatrm r.-i!i wul, J.t*aui]il fn>ui Buatuu w.th tfi.ii !-hi|f.tifi lo thr rnwii)iir V tiiiii on the (ii. it S-nitlnrii railnwol fan off tin track (wnirii Girhm .ml a 1 Ijoiuatillo ami tlir { uarfwrr car waa luri.ni on it* aitlr. i.ijuntu; - trii. f tho it tpanta Tli* Mi-ro ta rr of th tin* in ralla foi tlit.faa'.'a.a) of tin-fwrufr I omit .f IV.;, f,.r ftilrli!|*tloti- Sa> •, ut Ih :!..r* A i t itt n ii. .Irt (,'■* i 1. 'lll 111 lk-t 11 haa cloa.ll. With liai lhtlra iimmutu,. t tl£7,< ami ml> atatni at tili.iaiO thru, ibrlon A I'.i., m Utrir in- I al r> . t . f fiilurra in tin la.till ill Oil i f t .iiiatla f r thr trar ls7ri, way tin tiiunlwr wa i.7.'i. it l.at i'ilira aim imtiU).* t -0Ji.517.W1. In 1n75 thr falltrrra tn tin |k<nuiiioii wm l.ta'.w. With liahiiitioa .. 1m f • tra' 11 I. lal 1,. . k - llram'li, N. J. I. n"rtllrf with M ttral a<lj"i..ilif( liiuitiilifi, waa dratrortii hn fin !• jl . J artlalli in>uml A oonrtapmti n in Hwaiilon, Vl.. ilrati.o. l a I.i.i k tl' t * Ito c innirrrial pur)*• in which i ft l-a-llnl fho I'llaflNU boll t 11.| ).lt-n(!ii . . I . t1.,A11. All tlio oflt- ;al laatka wt-rr th -from! ..lhrl't.jH moit.-l tho atmlruta of Ih. \iinr , it. nhu i-ol an <Wrr. am! I in ri'j'ly, ilw. St uimi tin inarvrlniui |*ui a I atholf a u i- trial, in if in \*i*.trit-a M:a I'ailiint 1.-; Slo \\\ al.ru. fatoral.lt known aaau a.-fr. -*, .! • 1 ;ti H: .kita. N. V., • f mon tunsiia, tfh ... . . thirty four t.ar. VI r. krli IN! . II th V .MA Mnllaml rttr.il. mar Aloiaii ilna, tii-til Iu . ali-t-|ti:,£ a. i. i to run .IT thr tra k a.' .1 tlown au t n.h- fikun ut. tunmifc !llJiirtdy ot. rin thou J. -1 nt tlflw-u {. r -r - Wrt- Injur til. Mitral of lilt til act.Trie. V t of limm ail Ultall.l- on tlirir war to 1.. . -la I. :i fnhinif 'hia ii. ra tw-lottfUiK to (iloitor-lrr Mam., ar. Iw'tlrtnl to iMtc limit lost JntliiC 11. rm ut Innr woithor. with all oil l-.ar.l lilt t. -at-Uwirt tin MlloU Trim-l. lii. lA. 1. .1 • ll.tlyalmo. J lin S. Ttl.-r, W. T. M ivhaut. J. T. Ilunirt -a, ltoU-rt I'm ■.. tt. II . 1 St.. !. '1..1 t-, ft, fwwM ami It. K. Win-lhonr. Thrt all. irrnil crrwa tititn- IwrinjC froin ' tt t<. t. u mrn, no -t of nhotii !. itr fan-.in - Hf Nt w JtrM t- liytltll tiir> orjfr'u "I I a i iu|.roiiu. U-tw. u th. Itr: i-rata am) lf-| tlhHcati". 1-v which tin ..fli >r of tl Uiit wort .lit nltil i tw.i-n tin- t>. jurtn -. tin- ih-morrata takinit thr a)ak.r ami thr Ii [ ihllcana tin clerk lh. r. ia a I i .aj.H't that th-- ilifh.-iiitn a 111 Kitroiw will I ■ tti- 1 with, ut war, ami ■>:; MI anneal lr 1-aaia. Trrai.l. Nt ltorr.ro, of T uiulor, kw loan lif ! t ti.. f.r hla hf. tin rrtiiltttiontata I>. me an . -foi after a hard fought littlr with the g .-riinwtit trta.|>. Tl,. >|i| •-! f Win. M. Tto -l fr.-m tin-dr i lanui aguuat huii in tin j•'.,(*I.la*| atllt, wan tr.t ! ui ti.. N. w\.ik -i| rrmr . irt ami thr ileriamn of tlio low:, r court conhrniol A'.ri. Harlow. . laho-r of t TnhkiU . N. V.i Natnuial hank. i . hare I with a ilcthn iicv m h;a aenmnta -.ml to b. m arly fiii.iaa). itan ton, who haa 1 orn rnnnrctod with tin hank f.w twotily yrara. at*t> I that he waa obliged to dia )>-.•■ of 1...ml- !• ft for -at> ku ning in order to make (.h1 the ovcrdrafta ..f fnemla : that lo haa m.t makt one c-nt of tin- money Set oral arinetl hand- nr. eoinmitting d']ralatiotia in r|i)a r Arr. gon and Cataloitu. Spain, and truo|>a in . on iderahh- numla-ra hate la-en aenl againat tiirm. . .. T.a ti ar.l-U.iunl freight haa admin-cd nt the rati of live o nta j-er hnndrMl |aund from Chicago to N. u \ork The Ohio rner at. atm-r Andea. talunl al rJi.noO, waa cut dotrn and annk liv re in the rtn r. No in r.r ance fi.iv. nun. Nt offlciala Micceaaf ully ru led eteral illicit • tilla in I'r.ula.ru county, Itiil.. and i nod a large amount of li.|imr. One of the at ilia waa tin |>ro)rti of a man of wealth and million.-, m the eomnuiinty .. Turk I all anthoritie-forl.id th. eiia.itation ..f grnui and catlli A tire m Hi a k|.rt. N. V.. d. -trovetl a lunula r of huilduiga. in. hiding n Mefliodiat ehtirch, tin ]aiataoltic. Mid . x|>r -a office. I.oaa, ~ M.lion S. n n hliildinga at Oinro, Wia., were dealro;.<il l.v 11r... I/.H. iJo.OOO ; inaur anr. rif.iaai Tin one hiuulreil laiva rain tin. I in tin Stat- reform w-liiad at Weatlairo. Ma-a . made au aaaault ttjam tin- ket |wir in tin dead r in. ami in th" iW< n. ry article of furiutiir. tta- dcinoli-loal. Their ardor waa finally 1 l r the ita. ..f w.iU-r from a hydrant. N.m of tiu-m r- .tjail. V coutligrili .n in S- rant ui. !*.. d'-atrovnl tin litdiangt l.lock ciitin-le, ami iiitli.-te<l a (oaa of f liMl.tkHl Sergeant It. a ay, with two men from tin Sixth eatalrv. while niMtnioitering foi tin Indian who It-id .lit the telegraphn 11ii. la t-i. II Korla lairanu. and Ketiennati. I.ad n -kirnii-li with lift, i n redaltiiiH. ami the Ihre. tro.|~ra were wverely ilijiiretl 111-hop Whittiiigliam. of tin l'd'i co) >.i 1 diiui M of Mart land, haa la-en |mra!v/ .1 in Ilia left aide I'lc Sj-ai 1 1- h ata-aim r Moete/uuia. which v.aa c .jitiiied l.v Cuban* who m. rjaiweri-d tlic olll c i-. tta- iutrtied reciiitly by her caplnra, <m finding tin '. would fall into the hatnla of a Sjiai.idi gunloat. The Cuhnn crew eat'.'lja .l to i n .t ahore ui aiii'dl lavita. Where tin- VV. tern I'M N and Atlantic ami I'M C telegraph rom|Mitiie coin|'le, (lie ratea hate lain greatly r> dncel Iln 11-ton t< tmer S- lintiol" has He. n altiched uud. r a suit for SI'.O.IIIM l.v tin- owner of tin* ati-ntller Mont go'iiery. which waa run down and Mink l v the former -teatnei V dia|iitch from India , til. - that ill one of th- Hotuhnt iliatricta (ShoU|niri I the rroj.a have totally failed. Thing a *rc nearly aa I ad in two other diatricta. Th or.ipa hate ) -erftally failed in aix diatricta. \ll ntly '.!i7.i , u.i pieraona arc on the ri lief IVOIUH. HI Madr i tin famine ] retail- ill twelv. di- Iriefa. and now a million ) eraona are on tin- re in I wi irk. Tin coat to the Stah iaeatimaU d over tJ.iKMI.oiKi al riding in lk.inl.ay and Tt.OOiV.uoil in Madia- .'lhe tiniving iee in the <lhio and ila Irihntanca carnal off and wri -ked ti'i ati-amcra, in tween tlir.-e ami four humlred cowl hr.rg" •, ten coal iipin r and numerous dry d .7 Hi-'- timalcd JeVtyntKl hiishela of coal were lost. Iln aggregate loaaca will fraif ii|i Ixtwcen two ami three million dollara... A ' re in Kdiuhurg, Clarion county, I'a.. dc atroyed Iweiitv-two liuilihnga in the I usine-s part < f tho town. The- !ua ia catimated at *100,00(1. Treaident Grant, in en order to Gen. Auger, of New Orleaiia, auaiaiiia the I'nckard govern ment in the following language : It haa been the policy of the Mtniniatration to take no part in tiie aettlement of the queation of the rightful government in the State of Louisiana, at least not until the Congressional committees now there have made their report. Hut it is not pro) er to sit quietly by and are the State government gradually taken |aiaaeaaion of by one of the claimants for gubernatorial honors l.v illegal means. The supreme court *et up by Mi. Nicliolla can reeclie m* more recognition than anv other equal number of lawyer* r..ii tenet on the call of ant other citi/en of the • State. A returning Isiai.t. existing In *<v..|.l , alien with law and hating judicial a- well na j lulnlalerial |a.wera ot et the count of the vntea and Ui de.dating the icaiill of the late election, ; hate gltelt celllllcafca f i-hsdl. u lo the legist ut e of the State. A legal quorum, of win, h 11.<uae holding ail.di certificate, tue! and tin I list Mi l' kaiil govciuct Should there l e a tnae silt foi the ie, ogiuttnu of rdher, It llillal le Ml. Ho ka d. Volt mat fill ( Utah a ii. )'t ol this to All. i'ackaid ami lo Mi \I. holla. I J .n 10.cq.1 ot thin <ov. I'a.kai.t | issue,l a |iriadaiiiatioU oidciti.g the Nl.'holla gotertHueiil lo itla|mre Iln oi.h rof Ti> si leiiMliatit to Gen Aug.r, ■ follow.-,I tit th. |ll'adalnat|ou 'f I iot, I 1...1 I'a. k 1 aid, i leal. I awl l. apt. ad cX. it. Un lit Hi N. w 1 Gil. alia It was IH i.-i. dill tint ,'lty that tie 1 a.liiiiniattathm ;.l VV a-duugtoii would ted int. i ' (, I, so lollg aa f was I lot 111. t I't tti.* I ' aid., ant th. | -i. la oatloli, which, to a iiitaiu • \t. lit. rui-gtuci 111. I'a, kaidot.i th. Nirholls got. 1 Hue 111 iWllm dtl . et.it. lie 111 V tls).at. h sal a that aa a*a.ll aa the facia la.iue known, the atlrcls W.H Clow It I with |ail|d< , hilt that II" tuffs "ft! . . .11,1 t I tell I St. le lis au.t Ilia aduitni-ti atlon ihidaiid that (let would git. mi attention I 'c . ■ i... . I nskai 1s | i.s la * luit. n, I-ut Wo.I 1 , Oi.to.lle tie u goierne.. el, n.'t Int. I firing with i'ackaid uuh - attack. 1, wheli tin. would resist, as lUrt. (tit lit the laiUlalaUß llt newt ill.' .| legation in t'oliglt aa. I'reparalli.ua wn. end. to qm-tl ant listnrh atio. that uiigtitaf.-. to u Aug. I said that he tan-el. I. I tl.. I't. ell Ids old. I as nolle, gnu lug <lt lie I taaneli, lut aliout.l awai! fmlln J uiatructlous, which in i. teiurly . v)wvt,d, Ml I II MAI IN t GM.Itl ss. weaair. 1 tie S. uat. )a 'Wit with, ut a dtttaioti tie- tea olutloli r.|s it.-l from th. . iniiiitti. on I'iivi leg. - ami flections, liistru.*tlug the |Wi'Nl'loi.l pro fern, of tl.. St natt tti tasii. hla warialit for (lie arrest of l ie - Ittmyoii, of the tirtu of Mar tin A ltiintoii, hank, i an I brokers of Mall street. Ni ii Aork. ami halt film brought (.. tie bar of the SfUah to show . auae why te ahouht I not IH- punished f. t contempt in i> fusing to I aUsw.t .pit stleli- pHqMIUIMiWI t" 11111 lht the I tiauiuitl.i as to who '! ll fed tie .diet kof tgff.UUtt 111 fat' I of 1.11.1.1 A Hush of Tortiand, Gleg. 11. In ihst uaaltig tie' 1. sohltlolia sllhlultltil In Mi Wallace Ikln.( lYuitav It aula inrigard , to the ti.tuit of th. electoral *ot. Mr. Sherman ,lu-| . . ot Gill". s|H ke at h-llgtii In l.gaid to I oiiisiAlia, claiming that the evi.ldt*. la for* the retiiriuug h. ird ill that Mat,- jiiatifi. d the Isiai.l in throw Urn out r.iuriis from e, rtaui ladl ing places on a -count of tie tlolruiv and tlitlUP idati II which i n tallest Mr. tiogy it'iin. i, of i ktiaaouii, in rctdv, so l the .(t it mad. wis to i wren l. ftimi tie )itipl I Loiutiana tin free > toll which th. ■ gn. Hn Mi. 1 il.ieii. ille 11 -U-. sul-atltuf, for the Mil at. hill granting a)a l.Moli ol *37 a li. i.lh to .idlers who hat. I -t IH th an arm and a leg w.-.a ri ad and referred to tin committee on |a nai.>ua. I Mr. t oiikling Ita p..if N. a Ark, |*rt s< ut.il I a titi.ua from a iaige numl-rr of maiiufacturer* Had I-.iMii.es* tie .i | laying that | .rty f, luig 1 and tin at rlt. for partt advaittage l .lis.ard.il in as* , rtoining tin t< i.:t of ti. lection for Ti.-. hid and Yioc-Tri -ideiit. A jwUtlou asking I ..ugr. s* to coiioidt r tie js Utt.al altuat! atl ..a I itrioth- |saiit of tiew . i n c lavn ica-1 Mi 1i < . hut sen le p f ' V . J.r-,,1 11- ' 1.. ti piliitrv■! Willi tiie untitle lit* of tin )!.! tie twllet nl thai tlere waa | atnotiin ■ uotigh and -iat.eli.al.ahl;. enough Hi the t.)i, Utllt. -of the Artier lean ) - : t• i. i. .t 11 . .-1 :i f tie I re-. at efiit-arrassu . lit, and 1.. 1., qiil (hat jartrtiffislu am! atati-tuBU-hl). w aid Is riiio <*l. If t'.eigress ale tild rt a. ha satiafa. PWy •olullou of tl,. o nqdi iteaia which s i n w immM 11 ■ . rt. i mM pro** a botui t.. tt a* nation w .rtht of the instiaifttl here I tewse. I Mr. Mint. Ih-p. V, of heiituckv. aakul hat. 1.1 off. i a resolution r, itiug lliat fears are tn ti. tailed hst th. i. idir.U let U a pea. • fill s. t tl. in. Ut ot til. I'll-1 1. utlal qUcstem, atel dc cdarutg tisat am Itt. 'iqff to |n. Ju.h.i- and ev crtt tiie puldic mm! in atltaiei of a d.visioii by the auth uty jfotid t I t th. t. nstitut. i, .* imw.s. . iiujiatri t ..let fnit of .tazigvr, and It 1* th. dm to! all g Owl CttUclia fo Jwa.lfllll.T and faith! oh ! 1. It !:.. r. suits rvaclud Ui acti-i.h tic. with th- t' usittuUoii. Gl.J.cil.m made. Alt* dioti t nr.-t All.(t| toll, - f tie W.-t --ru Ttuoii 'telegraph < • . ; ant. and Irtlig tiiui lef.rr tlir It i: -. !> ; n! uijff waa adopiwt by a i P of !'.- i. e inn. Mr. Whitlh .f .. Pen . f l. n man . (th- , lutiuti. • ■ -i Mat al affait • n; i t<*l th. hiU autii "TUiug tt:> foituatern of a nuv.al cjfiirfilrjsl.il to IMqUU- and rela.lt * to the future natal p '. ! tin I'liit'd s. Mast. .I**'.! order f..t tl.. twentt-tlurd insl. Mr 11. >dt Pltn t, of N. w \. rk, or. --.t.st th, crrd.utia.a . f llirkl Ifiidh y I'u Id, of Ni w Aork. wh.. was then aw urn m a* a member of ' the Holla*. ' The !l> ir tfi coiiitiuttcr of tlir winpas*- 1 tin oiiaular net Dipl. : nils- Ajq rvq.nation tall. Mr. l.n tt Item .! Kentucky, nffeml a . - >tntlot. d*i lineg tl.it tie- aiiaw. i of th, " I laeaa, I'.. AA". llano - ..f tie AA. -t.rn I'tthm leie graj.ti t'o.ttiat h.- t.a.t, aim* his art. at twin aiqi-rmt* ,1 -- an fl.ctr of tie c ittpatiy. and tl.at if he . ni l ti ot tarn |SM— , U of tie dsrsitatrhea he w. d.t aiirr. ii.hr tl.. in. wis n ; Miffli. ent. atel tli*l and lUi n. was in . it. uqff of tie autl.unft of t t II ,ui in t. fii-.'i.' ' )iTrslu.-e certain t, legtam ik mitslnl "f turn, and rttnatelu.g Inin to tie rnstwlt of tie -At g. ant ftt an tn! h. -! i.t j-urgt I 1111*1 If > f this .iiiteuqt, ot until ii dial! !• discharged ly • 4tJkr of tie tl use. JN< ri—oluti >n i. adopt ed -.as, t.l nays. 7J and Mr. H*r * was remlnd.ll I-- tie c,lst.|s of tin* Ig' ant at arn.a. Mr. Kn ti Hm. f K. Itn y. from tiie .I'inmlttiH to ■■■ ni tl. j'titri. gi" of tin- HmM 111 the ii'Uliting of th. . o t. t.il tot., ms.tj- a re). ft re. .1.0 , ■" tn. -1 - -ption >-f - the folh wi-ig rroolut. -i li. . •!. f-. That Ih. Htnl Uof tin Tiutnt Stall* .!•■ 11 '. . - uf. r . n tl>* ) resident of tin Si'iiale th. )' .r to etrmiie ami iscor taiu votes 1 I. .-unte t s* r!,ct.nl totew for Tl. -ct. Nt ami Vict Tie- hut. Hec int Hiat tie out. |->wer wtiicli fie C'otl -titntum .itnfeia title | re-nhtit of tie S* nale in regard to th. ,h. t< ral t-.t. * f r IT, suhnt and Ve. Tr .!•;.! -t r.-ot. t v .nl.it hair tranauuttJi! t*i linn ty lie sen rat rk doTal dcrita, to B*; ti MM -*!.•. ..ml OFMIKMP lite at. -. ill ) -■!P: s Ie s. !. 11l tie |irt-M-ti'i of tie Senate mill u eof liejffeMii tatix. Third That tie t uaf-.tnlhwi doe. .-.infer oti tie S. :.at. let It ; • of Ii -f • nUHv.. tin power U> exaniiue ami ae,* rt*in the tidea to I*- c •inii.,l a* . lectorm] t. te-. Kourti. 1 hat HI the eve. utevn of that ja.wcr Hi IMMI t the . ..unlit.!: . f tie eCI 'Tal totes tlo l!>>11 c hat at tea t equal ja'Wer with tin- Senate. I iftli That It! th' .iwinting of tie-el-. ( .rat vole* no t.'t- ran to .-..1f tid r- :aint tie ludg lUMit and detenniintii.il ('. tt •'!*- "f H 1 rt *• ntatiic*. Sixth lliat tti hate true to sit again, aud re) *ut In * • nft .* t further matter for tie <imid. ration of tie House. The report, with the uniionly r. 1 rt snlffiiit t.*l l.t Mr Hut. liar.t i tef . "f llulioia. wa ordered to !<• )>nntit. I'alU TtiHif lltiiitlriffl Kfft, The Virgiu.ii City • N.-viislai /•.*!• t jtrin 1111.1 the following mv unit of 11 liorrilih' aet'iileut which laff-iirrc.l nt the (' .:iwolilnt'.l Itn|H'riul mine : Among th" miners tM uing ti the nurfuee nt the time of clumginr dinfts was Hugh Mc- Ihinucll, it native of Novn S-otin. nml npt-il til 11111 thirty-eight yenru. There iter, four other tn>'ti oti the e.igi' vt.tli him 111 tin- time. When the cnge h.-ul re:te]iil within ('lie lltttlilri-.l feet of the aurf.iei' Melhmnell hiint -i, nn.l Irefore his (tomlitioii w.t* known to those with him, fell from the enge. i'!,e ta.ui ttn* enught us lie fell !• twi-eli tin en;;.- :ei.l the timhers of the shiitt niui lmrrilily t<irn tunl uiutil iteil, ami, before the e-e:e eoiiM h" ntoiijetl, was rolled oil' nml jiGH-ijiitiitJ-il l.'Jjl) feet down tin- shaft. Wlutt littl" SJ'Tiilihinee of I.inn..mt\ WM left in his lifeless form by tiie en • • tins cruwhed out le. the fall. A • s -111 as |MM**ihlo the etige was lowi-red nml the frngmentn of his r 'tnniiiN gathered up in II blank t and taken to th" surface. Ilts head, legs and arms were all torn off, and there was se.ireely enough of his (tody left together to tell how the piis-es belongi-d. Ihlt therein one eotißolatioli in connection with the whole mutter, and that is that lie W.IH senseh" < when first eaught between (lie timbers and theeage, and eoiiseiptently suffered nothing from either that or his fall. It ia not utiuaital for person a who have been in the hot air of a mine to faint on being brought near the surfaee, when the first breath of Cool, fresh liir meets the lungs. The ' reason for this we do not pretend to un derstand, but the fuel ia well known to all. Many run the risk of just sneli a death lis happened to Mr. Mol)onnell, by being 111I1.lined to let their e mdition tie known to their comrades 011 the cage. They, in fuel, risk their lives for fear of being laughed ut. The only salvation lies in informing those 011 the rag" of the feeling ami being by them sustained till the surface ia reached or the cage is stopped. ' It-stnnriuit proprietors in New York | have been !o-ilig their oysters lately, niui, suspecting that they were stolen, I set n watch at night to deb-ct the thieves, • when, lo! they were found to be rats. They selected flu- largest and finest oys ters, nibbled at the mouth of the shells t until they made a hole large enough to admit their tails (so runs the tale), suck ed out all the juice, and the SIICIIh then burst open, leaving the oysters exposed. The rats then nte the oysters. At our request Oragin A Co., of Phil adelphia, have promised to send any of our renders, gratis (on receipt of fifteen cents to jmy postage) a sample of Dobbins' Electric Sonj) to try. Send at once. A l.on>lon pa pel says that the head manager of one private bank in Istttdoii receitoM a salary of fHAO.tNNI per annum, and tbe two a ustiuit mnniigeis rk'si.tsst inch. bund A <lv lee. AV lon tua go to N. Yelk, .link year han gup. fur tin Grant! t .atral Until, 'tin rtaau* an targ. . any ai .l . I.gantly lun.oti.it. tin' lul l, uii. tra-plli.tiahl. . and wlu ii vtsi teat* tti* I'lll o Iliad, at and *:l INI |T day |illc<-a luting Isi<u i.sl.i..d from K4.UO |-r tky, It U til. ialg. -t tint. I 111 N. w Antk. ( utile Nun ami l.et I * Ri-nhuu Together. VAliv ikl )*•). I* ay wi fr*.|iiciitly t,. Ih'. I'lcl. r "I Ml).|-.-t t. .11l Gi.tdnll Miillcat I H e.n .11 . at. *.l el t tiling It.. a uat. it haa I urn tit* |'lactic, uf kiiaiisli .hailataii* la luaiiUfM t.u. w*.|itiUta u,,tiuuiH and all.-n.pt 1.. iIII)m, Hi. igiusaiit and ct,itaUaia t rtunuiiu tiding tl.. in 1.1 i-nrr . 1.11 ft.riu uf tiiwiw Tn aiirti an < itr lit ha* tills IH . n |>ra.-tl.d tiiat It la Iln *llll •hi that mailt hate a. quirts! pr< judl<i a agaluat all aduilis.l r, tu.ill, * Hut l'r. t'l. R.i- dura lint adt.-rllM lit* ataititaitl |>l palatii.ua aa "l uii- alla,' d.i. n.ff claitu Itialth.y will |**r foflri 11.11 a. I.S I'llt allllplt jHlhUahl a It:, fa. t lliat tin t hate I*l*ll dt til.qi-d aa a|si*ltAca f.ir certain fnrina nf di-i aa*. f.ir s7ii.li lie oil nu ll 1, ml- tin-in. af (J t tiat lug loUtl tlieir t-fii.'Acy in IIIAIIV I.ulittr.il .'tiM't utth tin 111.ist giatiftlug oH.' .ss tt la a fart kliuwti In "i ll s. ll In f.'iuitit ptitil.lAll 11.it many alngln Oituallea J.o , S. trial .tiff. O lit | lo|Hlti. IJUllUlir, f..| lll.tale > lias a I 'lite quality, ald.'li silggi at* it- uH- in i'im .* ..t d. hllity an aittiqi ri.ilie, ly it hirh It 1* .-ttkiacloiu in agin au.t a fet.rtfugr )S..)i-rtt, it hi. h relet.!* it . fti.-ael.aia in ,*ll of f, t* 1. Tin 1, -ult ..f It* a.linn.latration will alao tait uitli tin- qiiautlty gi-.ru and tiie rirctilu still. , a lllldet ttlll.h II la employes!, ho, Ilk. - wi , tlx Golden Mutual Dla.ot.-ry |.ais-Ai.a IH>tit p. t'.ral and alt. latit., or hi.•--.1 .I. alialug }>lo|Hftis of tt.. lllgle at order. Ity IAH.II of ti . , too i mminent ).ro)-rtiH it urea two lia . sof .11-. aa. - l iral, tlios. of tiie fcapira l. rt oi: in-, aa throat, Hi- .i.hlAl ai.d lung aff.-e --tloi.s eh: in oghs and aaUiu.a. aud fillast, 1 illsJ AM - of lltr I'liHsl and glandular aysteui, lu which aIT.-dona alt skillful physician* employ alt. ratltes. A* 111 . sr4 of t'lotetn-*, . raptlo.'is. ul.-.r*, swellings, lamora. at>>-. *- *, and lu tor)*'! "t the lltel r " t'ltmuaiieoa. AV tllte tta lis. ia. l.t its ant.mat ton of )*rtqs-rta *. suggest ed tn ci>. - , f )iutmuuary iimstimntiou, ye-t yon m-.d 1 t tak. it < t)wciuig ll will eiire to 1 if toiri lung* at* tiaif •-.iisinii.it, nur tn-ait- it is I til .mil tend, el as a hi,sit tntclrellM would it. | i q.rnloi i.ltls. tout.. Ink. 11. ev| !ing 11 fi. .nr.- eainir. It will n.ff |* rh-nu muaeh-s, tail II will clue many grate tonus of dIM-a*e, l.iter ( umplaint. lu Iht# disease YA islar's llalsam haa undeHilff rtllt Iruv.it tiol. < tfi. A. loll* tl.au ant t.-uixly tuliieit" . ni). toyed Mid ill iiuin.r.aia inslanr. • wh. I. pake ds had endured hug and wnrr > suffering, " llioul r.o. i.ing tin leasl I-m-Jil fi .in various rem-ill- - and wh. a lu. i.ury had Is. :i 1. *..idetl lo In tain, the us. of tin italsim lias lesion d tin* titer lo a healthy action, aid 111 mal.t install,-' -. . tl- I,it ia-Mtianeut cuie-a, j after et. lt kli -wu l. m.lly lia.l fajhil to |V -itucti tin t. air. d . Biol. sti ct -. an.l Kl a Udtlc. h-dd by all dniggul*. )Ti .11 Win. Hotter. AValnfurd, N A.J ■■ A f. t tears s. .. I Wis so s. t t-rtdy atla. ke-d with lit. 1 iiiiufdaHtl l" l entirety lUlkbin lo all. ltd to Kl. taislin I ronsltited *tlh tin- | I -t pht Sil-IAUS ill • 111 ; ;... • hut they ggr rue ii. 1. h. f. vfi. 1 suffering! t 11. 1. than* year, l .l .g .-o'.fitnd to th. h lis, much <if fho liltle. j 1 j ill .1 a lull 1.- f AVlol.ir tiiiar.Ul of AVlld I HTM, and la f.-re t had 11 rsrst oti.-half of it 1 was at.!, to r- -una ttty I usim s* a* uaii- Death'i IKwr Manila Mtde (IJ,. i j Tot 11...*, win. uff. 1 a.l ugh tn "run on until i t . lungs separate, .-r tie wmdpqw ami the- I tiTtiu. hlal Hit* - I*s - in, hols kseii di*. nil; , I til for all who r- it 1" lisle Hot ley nf 11 ore-- 1 hewifid and l*r. lu it., early stage*, there- is nn- ; tin ill ah relief, aid li <• atiseilulr eerlajult ola j * nuaiH nt cure. fi-tU it all druggi*!*. Tiki - Toothache* l>ro| . ir> ill <MW l.tuiuh . On tbe ib-atJj f <>n< of EnglttUeTa nn srt emm.-nt |.liyeic:*i.*. all hi- • fful* wire *. >l an lion, -ml licou other tl .iig* was a arih.l : p.-.rkagr m. k. I •'A-Iti - to lliy sntaiia. which | hrtmgtil a gr- it |THI Iln purchaat-r, on .qan iu, ti. )a. ket, lead as follow s "Ke*). Un in ..,1 I. til* ts.wets *i|a ii. ~!:d tin* f.s t ttartll. If j-ll ts i 1* 11... -alt. Use /'.tr* us / /* 1 t ! ■ > ar. Ih. i: •*: 01. ntilicallt pre par. d | j ill lliat lea- v pilot tilth, last huudreil t.ar*. j (it mil Altvu 1. If thi re ia any of our readcra who d.aitff ti.. w.wid-rful .-uratite f i fti t* of Diiraug s l.hnuul Hrli e!, 1< t thorn | writ. Iu any )*t :iinnnt idire-ti in AAasiiington j city, wln-lt it is inatiuf... (tintl. rud tin t wilt ' I. AMI thai il will d <t. 11 1 ior.- than is clarii.nl j for it. Sid i t ail lad dniggi-ts. and at who!, sat. ia alt Urge cities. I'l.ee. 01. VA'e lei-i iviil II Vert p]j-iu-a!lt letteT of thanks frtwn nur "id fn • ! H. ndall. sum his r* turn h.-ui, . f 1 a ts'ti - of J.Aaa'n a .fiseiyiw /jwi icnf whw-h Wi gat. 111111. aud wtucti hes -it* tißs entire It C'.ired hIUI 1 f tiie tr< nbtewafflni and dangerous cough lu l.ad when lm% Se adtlTllssl l td ClfJaU.es' Titters. ESTEY ORGAN. The Instrument, the aud the Manufactory at • Brattleboro', Vt. Tilt 11 "*TSI Mi;\T. Few p-oj4t 111 tin cixihw-d world t.ealar, among thn* "It., arc inlcnstJit lu m*c ami the form* <.f musical cipn-aahm, has.- tint li. in! nf the T.st. y Organ, and auiallcr still la tin numta r nf tin", who do tint, after practical acqu uiitaii - with ti" anpcfinr ua-rtU "f that iml 1. intnttm nt. cluiTfiilly conrxxlc tin pnuid claim i f il mal" r . tlit THE ESTEY OBSM LEADS THE MRLD. 'l'lt.- fnrx-niHt muMciana uf Eim'pc *"d America liaatsu !u jniti their tj *tliiHffiy tn ttiaf nf jtruft -*i..nal and amat< itr nrganiU and in-" umcnUlistK. nf all d.-gr.i nf | mficwiK-x and Celebrity, aud all with remarkable unam naty affirm tint fi" r.id organ a. ~f what-x<r manufacture, native or !.>r igu. can )*.!ably r -nipar. witit llmc from tin huoac nf M< i*ra. l".-t. .A C>. lit jHiw.-r, tail"'. xx.irkman*lnp and J style. Snclt a |a.*iti.in and n-puUtioa cau only I* gxiii.il 1. gitimat. lv. Mushroom manufac- i turrra fliat grow up iu a night aud (taunt titctr ware m tl" fac "f jtublic, gaudy and impudently, may wem !■> Ilouriah for a time; (tut tln-ir pm-|* rity i* a tie. a their |ireten*ioiis are ft cheat. Ttie ,-ttrc MKveat tliat crwwna liniK-ty. industry , pmtaty and tlmrnnghiiesa i* slow nf growth . tint when it C"3WB it ia atead fa-t and htufratile t ttie end. 'tiie l.stey Grgaus liax'i- n.-tii. xi-d tins succe** gTattnally. through year* nf sturdy toil, )>atient ex|ari meiit. tireleaa watchfulnea* and unvarying promptitude iu addition# ami improvement*. Thirty year* ng<> tiie primitive prototype of Hte present magnificent instruroeut i made, l'laee tl" two si.li !•> nth' and read the hi*t>ry of n generation of industry and invention. Tlurtv y.-ars ago only tin- wealthy rnuld affont to )Hi*aess musical inatnimenta of any sort, and thousands of cliurrlies wi re d< stitiltc of tin. charm of iiistriunetilal nmaic in Uteir w-nr sliip. I'n-dav (he hmnhh *t home may have its lir. side organ, t.' lend sw. . t attraction to the hotn" eiirle. itml the feeblcat chureh or Kaltbatii hi-),.sil 11 ts-autiful mstrimicnt. to give voire and earnestness to its |nou* |traisc. This happy eliaug. is due to til. T.stey Organ more than <> any other one oaow. Tlieeonstaiit ami un.l.xi aSag aim f it- makers lots tan to Wtlm )>. rf.'.-t rent iitstrnm. ut tliat idtould la- within 1 th- revolt of the popular i-urs.- m ).rH>.. Ex.n meclianieal appliance tluxt human ingenuity eotilil devise nml human pal" mi- |erfti'l has been brought to la-ar ujwtu tills emt. Trnst xv.-rilo experience from all .juarters has lavish ..l il* rqw-st fruit unstintedly to promote this ol.Jtct, Tl"' materials usod have lieen rigidly Hitl.je.-lis! t" every istsailile test that collld in mix xxiiv conduce to tln-ir adaptahilitr and dma hilltv What IS the result nl the end of thirty years? The lowest pri • d pits- organ* that arc worth I.living cost 01..V10. Messrs. t.stey A< o. furnish for from .?."sl to *3OO a rust organ so admiral.lv I nline. .1 in tone and |*wcr tliat two thiriisof the congregation in an ordinary small church xxould sniqs'se it a pipe organ if it xvas corns lied from xu-xv. A really go--I piano from .- reliable maker eannot Is- Isiught for le*# than T 11l l |.i s-'iisi. All Kstev Organ, suited to the rapacity and requirements of any family, may l piir.-hn isi for i-150 or 0200, and n thoroughly g.HNI one f >7". Thts is practical philanthro py of n qu.ihtv n-i rofreshing as it is rare. This !. something xb.rth working and waiting for; nml it ia pcoulinrlv gratifying lo knoxr thrit all eolir. mod maker, seller, buyer and performer reap au equitable shnro of tho benefits of a result BO truly tiouefleenL That vvhieb conservca the nublie welfare . romotes |irivato inturosL Good wine needs no 1 i.usli. Honesty pays ts-at. Messrs. F.stey A < !o. have proved tho truth of theao aphorisms, and in an age of "tinins have demonstrated that solid merit is the true touchstone of success. Nine thousand organs woro turned out there last vear ami ". Nt to every quarter of the globe. ,n niore than one instance supplanting entirely tin- instruments of European makers in the old world. Tln-si-organs represented a business of ' over one million dollars ! Them run lu< no miatnke ittwint it, " Mali tllea* " plug tidiareo lakes (ha load. Old flu* cut cha-wisra awy tt gltr* better satis faction aud la ct iea|o-r than fine ent. A'oti can not tie Hn).*e<i rpun, aa each |.lug ha* the woid* " Match'*## I'. T. (," mi a wiMMl<*n ' tag. 'I t y tt nt ice and vim will atwaya ttae It. Manufa. turnl tiv tin f'tuncs-r Tnhamt t .un- { pany, Nvw York. Cularrll, TJilewa elieekeil ill the eai'ly stages, !• aits to dangi rims dtaeaM-s of tin throat ainl lung* Taken wlnn tin- ayuqffom# first *|" |H#I, MAI. f.-rd * lUidu *1 Cure for Catartli la til staidly < ff. ctl e. Vegetable Htlliiroiiary Halsntu. tlie go at New T.liglalid mini f.n .smgho, .-old# and e..u*um|A tUm. Culler Itroo. A Co. a, IkeaUm, imly geuutne, Tl r Mat keli. *KW niai. fleet t sllla- Sail > llt 'tsl*J tlid I'htruin trt'.w U*i IMll. li l ows It at .*7S <sl lloga Irt* o ,(fly lneas.,l. ..... tli i tai, Hfiae). UI <4 tn IJUUU IH N* ot', I'.iiiou Mi.t.tun* U 14 U I l'h mi \t ,sti n J loo.t to Cituii. ,7 h ' 44 a75 KUIe -Oua4 to libelee 4t k 14 S 10 WtlMl lud W sslrtli 11l M I| bu. J Milwaukee | It .4 I |l ftjre Htale * , Unit) Mala 65 14 to llsrlej Mall I*. ,4 I 30 Itiu-kwueai tejti'4 *6 oat* Hiatal Wwtwa,,..,,..,,. 40414 45 1 .u Mlitul WaaUru 67%. 61 Hay, per cwt 60 ) ou Hlraw, per I*l 64 us M llo|w 7 !* 143a 75 1 * 10 14 15 fork-Mesa Ik-.4 .alt 75 l-*r.l—City Maau, > lali Ma.-kerat, b. 1. 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Mist. lleef t'silie—-ftur lu Cbnlee 5 35 <4 * *5 hilar) 3 i'j 14 1 fi lAlutw 3 .5 ff ID Lb Mara. PIMPLES. BLOTCHES, And Eruptions on the Fact-, HtkMua Hill '• rif rfVfcitff Ut jkraf W. -!l* .f oither MI SI V j *hl lw-riMMMKIf uiea, bttiuil I'tr kib fur ui4 A4lf*tU !4*lip A %>*!. lIKNUUIi lUsM D.AMtmaUmL James* Family Bitters ( ur Rtd rtfttialirr,'M) HcutfWti' Wfskl lii.t 'UkJaoe. f r-rltrwi< lr .s- Kt e .lUr(m k.rtuef *iJ liier i ui! *J%5* r- Krful# Uud like shi. Tl v . | Rtdtikf \ TIENU. Mu.tlmi' 1 FWV lUfk (tt Ucit VG.:, 1 lu t'J 1.1 Ilk AUAMK |(M JnLti Atrvrl N Y. *n<! W !*• • n|. it E JAMtI M P . IVuf 1877 Music Books fQr 1877 THE SALUTATION! A Caoital Book for Choirs. Sinking j Classes and Musical Conventions. In fin# U*4 ill lw lx'd DM n<t tuw! *L.IE,C T., T. O I MHIN* 1,54 V:RR.I ( UUIM. fflDl ftt'o.H<S*t.t ffltiMlMtl tt.4!.lM;i f." rntffifl*. ittelu'tifkM k huMbfV tf <• ••. hiwo f utsrve ,n oi, TTW KRTCIK *tu\ * LFCFFE NUMLTWR %4 FIU* ACTUM.TTA NLVUIU , bftttlbt hkthll uf nrtj I huSf tMttbvf 11.35, or WlS.tut pec Own. THE ENCORE, i ft} I. O KMKR?mX, KM DM Mnr> H rjfirti f t Ctmr* a* Lh*l * ih# HutT4nrNt.hu w.ttj * mux! | LWI-F nuntwr itrtidMYni it • Di<w IV-K.. AIW. * fur b ainUff uf I *] Tuur ' I Txi ( lu, mr ?.M) |rr l>*. 1 KILHTR TN*! auilbl. |KI fpM, fur HHII) l*nr # j OLIVER DITSON 4c CO.. Boston. ! I C. 11. IUTH> A I ll.k 711 Itromlwits'NVw \ rk. J. K. ItlTosON .1 ('(la Wueraaaitn le 111 4 WautKO, I'hlla. . A FEW TESTIMONIALS. Sow ntifir men, invivil. >r suO manufacttirvr* from all part* of the world have visited the Krfi'i <t.*l rlikhnu tit and unanimously pronounce it luisurpasscsl in perfection of detail and com pel -heiisiv, *y*tcni. ll**imincndation*. such aa flood the country for every conceivable invention of money making and money upending man. an l cheap enough. Many that wmnd and read well mav U- Umght for a oiig. At the present time, therefore, it ia iu order to quote a few testimo nial* which the Kutey iVgan* have calhd forth, that are a test of value and approval which cannot le gainsaid the wm of the master* in tminic besring witne** to that fine truism, a* old a* human . nd<a\or and human "i iiitum. that oulv true merit achieve* true neceaa : ! [From RICHARD WAGNER, the Composer, par Excellence.] •• The t.me of the Eater Organ is very lwautifnl and noble, and give* roe the greatest plcts nr. \ My gn at friend. Fnvxx F.IKZT. i alao charmed and delight.*! with them.' [From MME ESSIPOFF. the Wonderful Pianiat.] •• 1 have often had the opportunity t<> hear and play on the Entry Organ* in St. Petersburg and Warsaw and wa* perfectly charmed with their full, symjiatbetic tone. On no other organ* can !*■ produced, with mrh parity and preeiakui. the ch<nr-likc wound in the lower register* an Hitnilar t a fine church organ. ' — • [From HERR RUBEN STEIN. Director of the Imperial Conservatory and the Musical Society at Moscow.] • It give* mo gn at pleasure to give due jirai*. to Messieurs J. Estov A Co. for their really splendid Organs. Die torn- of those iMtrtwab is full, noble and charming and has the j advantage of phasing and captivating the ar. To these artistic qualities must he added that j lb. v an' of solid workmanship and of the most elegant fiulsh, and I doubt not their hiving an extraordinary snores* in litmus.'' [From CAMILLE DE SAINT SAENS. Composer. Pianist and Organist ol the Madeleine Church, Paris.] ••I have played upon the Organ* of Messrs. F.stey A Co.. snd been charmed with their quality of tons, which come* very near that of a Pi|>e Organ, and the resource* it givea to the player." [From PAULINE LUCCA, the Celebrated Prima Donna.] "I have hoard the beautiful Cottage Organ* of Me**r*. Estey A Co.. of BratUeU.ro', and waa aatnnished at tbe full, noble and swoet tone of the*.' instruments, which resembles ao nmch the pip. Organ - a quality which I have never found in any other American organ or harmonium." AIX-I.A-OllAl-KU.lc, Feb. !Hh. IS7H. [From OLE BULL, the Great Violin Virtuoso.] •• After having played and examined the Cottage Organ* of J. Estey A Co.. X can fully con firm that they are the l**t aubstitute for the Pipe Organs in smaller churches and in schools, and that the smaller oue* sre verv appropriate for family Use and should lie highly recom mended. J - • NEBELONO, Organist. " Corrsnaoxx. Nov., 1*75. •• After having us*l and hoard the above Organs, iu our late concert*, we fully concur in tho above statement, and say in addition that the tone is very beautiful, ronu l and effective. " FRKI>. BILL. Director of Music. BULL [From FRANZ ART, tho World Renowned Composer and Author of " When the Swallows Homeward Fly," etc.] ' "The Estey Organs deserve the highest admiration, as well for their beautiful, sympathetic tone as for their easy, delicate touch and solid, elegant construction. I cor.aider them unsur passed by anything I have ever seen. [From PROF. W. HOWARD DOANE, Jr., the Eminent Composer and Director, Cincinnati, o.] " For purity and beauty of tone, for variety of combination, and durability of construction, I prefer the Estey Organ to any I have seen." GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP; 'lur Miwt Kptectivr Kitkhmai lU'mluy K*m Ornuu TO TUK I'CHI.IC ftLKKX't fil'Lrnfß SoAP rurrtl with wnndrou* rapidity nil Ical Diw-iuie* i.n t Irritation of the hkm, remedies and prevents Itbeuiuatlsm and <l< ut, remove* Dandruff, I'revsotft the Hi 'i from Falling Out and Turning Gray, and 1* the beat possible protection | ayaiuatdiaeaaearotnmuuicated by con tact C'omm.kxiokai. defects are j*fr maaehtlt tut. jvkd by Its us*, and it ex.-rt* a iuot Btu.'.Tirviuu iJt*LC knck u|>on (be face, nock, anna, i-nl, indeed, ujton the entire cuticle, which it endow* with uftur,!ikabi.k roarnr, reiiiNKa* and norrMcaa Till* IfiEXUKSBIVE and contesikxt rrrx irtc henukiu cnmki umakt tiii outlay ATTKKI>IMU Miiphnr Hath*. It thoroughly diainfecta contami nated clothing and linen. FHTSICIAHB ADVIBE ITB USE I'liicu, 23 Ann SO Cents i*uk Cake, I'ku Hox (3Cauu.)ouc and $1.20. N h to J pcrekaAae U larf* cUn *1 fit ma luu al Ua qua'.iiijr " Hill's flair and Whiaker Dya," Black or Brown, inc. C.lCUTTWWl.fr^'r.iSuikif.l.T. Y oanu America Preao Co., CV U ki'mui ft , Na Vmb*. / rke|*r Mud best hssd H d wCV • I rltaiiaac V r 'Bio* fcreCcu De*.. 3jcum Sack ef ?yji, 0U, ftc. Wt msu. ••IT r-ilil_.lv* A.T MWillT." ' FRANK LESLIE'S HISTORICAL RE3STE3 - CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION 1B tbm on If o.npMe PuAnriuJ If ilory of tk* Owaletm'.! A tttataia<4l i*? •nuiML I CKMJ litfeIitfe •ttgrat I l *!*' mAH of tt.fia I*ui4 U•% br SUi|iirW Ar>'| • a ABU <"" dl. A'ldfwai Agfa :, t| h uafl iluklt nUJtt 1-tMJKS i*i mi.imiish, ho'*e 637 Puui Huwot. Mr* V.irk OUT-SELLING IMMENSELY—THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION DIM IIIHUI AMI 11.l I'DTttritn. Tha eel cm, iMtf— war* 770 mil* PT.JMI. 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Maa Vark. *• -' Malt a **-!< taamM a T k ta* aa - ricj—fal—i, ** *ar*ag* ad akrc* W*f .U l-rt* it, u-ar4 b,M fcr* *a kaar* aa ii.r a Im* ihi*m xqar* • m tl UCft .* *arj raw. ar mtawf cMa..i.f ta iW, - "Tkr d.larr af Aaarrtra I* fcrr Mran." \V 4 V'l'l.' I | At. I.NT— t. a* la, era it A. * I lil/i > l -c, aitrert.' •a. " f*r *.— ,/ U. ' ..tr, A Xu* t*wn Inr IMdal rait**.—r i. chia. I.ta II la—rana -Ul qdrnlid aea •aaa h M UfkAKLL CaktHuwc, tan*. Mam A BOOK for the MILLION. MEDICAL ADVICE IfO'teSfnSiK Qmw, laiarrL. SaMtarr. Utaaaa Haiai. . kXWT Bk* •* VP* d tlnui A'i-li— la Rtu Ikpa WO. N*' iDwu Ilk <Uei I* La-ua. Ma. f-trri rtrlfv I* l.tfa, Aaaafalir* o t jV.ik Belt*. "sfU".— i"-"—"!—■ m—. L 1 '■ -'Tkcur.eei: aiHSros- *n* Nrrroa* Dtarewa. i loiiiaratraa.P.J.WHlTE, *3 UoLll Stn-rt. \r. rork. RSWdSS/W * fttar**N p—. J' m t> J. Ff i r 11* brta^a or*, tap: IJ: *4 i * ii ■ i a.' A'rrraaaa'VMea XKW niLLUIX A GIBBS AUTOMATIC AJF .nrrm.r<m. SILENT SEWING MACHINE. S* Li PoatAl Card for Hloatralel Price UaL Sc. Willcox & Gibbs 8. M. Co.. cer ncAd Sl)_ ess n>wl**7, Nate Tark I.V.N.t. WRSN WSITTNG TO IDTriTIaKUL lilru* tar tkat 7* nw tk* adrrrtka anal ta ikia paper. THE K'TEV OKU AM. Krwr organ * Wirh IMTN Ibr E4 manufso lory, from the Uttic Cottage <-nv. with it* four octavo miaiul and Kiugin set of forty-esght rerd*, to the lambic Rank I Vital Organ. with ww full art* of rood* and sixteen •!.:>*. bear the uniform stamp of entire faithfulness in manufacture. No need to puff rati wants ad ■**, with flaming advertiM-ment* like a mack modactnc j no need to pu*h their tale* by i-boapuurtg the prim. A aunpie statement of fact u their best recommeudataan. THer are aa perfect as human ingenwtv, care and skill can make them, and are sold at the lowest iciec coiuuatrot with a fair profit Whenever improvements arr jtowable thee are adopted at <*. whether in workshop, machinery or mstro nient Under rock circumstance*. it mats to he a wonder that the sale of the Kater Organ h increasing with such raptditr. both at home and abroad; and that enlarged facilities for its production arr al ready uoowaary. although the Estey establish ment has hern for years the largest 'rend organ manufactory in the world. Sine thousand • organa were turned out last year. These organs repress ntcd a business of over one milbou dol lars ! Such figure* are more eloquent m trSi m my of worth than the most flowery and Will fully worded sentences. A THE MiKKRs. The firm of i. Estey A Co. is made up of Mr. Jacob Etftcy, hi* ana, Julius J. Enter, and his son-in-law, Iwvi K. Fuller. Mr. Ester, senior, is the veteran reed organ maker of kmenea, if not of the work! He begun the busmen* in Hrattleburo', thirty years ago. in a ■angle room, with rot workmen, and ha* make his way constantly forward, in spite of more dis aster* and drswtiarks than often attend such enterprises. This fact is due to the man him self. lie haa made himself, through force of h.mesty. energy, shrewdness and perseverance. Plodding on arid on. smiling at disaster* by fire and flood, planting his feet resolutely on all •hatacles. with indomitable faith in himself and his work. h haa reached a verv proud place among his fcUosra, while still in the prime of a hale and vigorous manhood. His executive ibiktv is great- He knows every detail of the vast noMMM and watches its daily progress with a marvelous approach to omnipresence. Rut- however absorbed he mar be in this direc tion, lie ha* never neglected his highest duties and privilege* as a citiseu. Always fomuost in everything conducive to the public welfare, actively interested in affairs of church. State and society, his influence has been wide and good and the cordial esteem he has earned so honorably waits impatiently for a fitting oppor tunity to do him honor in kind, i Th< youugor members of the firm, who have len active partner* for a decade of years, had , been trained in the business under the tuition of their senior for some time previous. and the iartu<T*hip only served to concentrate their energies. They are young men of sterling natural ability, and seem to have been particu larly well fitted for the taxations assigned them. Mr. Jtilins Etey is at the head of the counting room aiid au]iei'vises the mathematical intnea ,-ies of the immense business with a clear-head ed facultv that might well be considered a svnonym for uniform correctness. Tbe count ing-room of a manufactory is where its heart Is-ats. Health there means strong and regular pulsation through all the veins and arteries of workshop and storehou* . Mr. Fullw is at the bead of tlie mechanics of the concern. His native talent- stimulated by a thorough mechanical training, has been invaluable and in dispensable in the loug and uninterrupted se ries of experiment* and inventions which, un der his readv and intelligent guidance, have been combined iu the complete whole known as the F.*tey Organ. Both these gentleman are, equally with tlieir elder, in the van of every movement that tends to promote the public wealth ami prosperity ; as reliable, progressive, faithful ami enthusiastic in all sucn matters at iu their persoual affairs. Character stamps these mcu as it does tlieir manufactures. Posi tive merit is the underlying principle of their success. THE MANUFACTORY. TheEstey Organ manufactory-is well worth a visit to auv interested in mechanical and art I progress, lhe works are situated on art clcva- I ted plateau, overlooking a considerable portion of the village of Brattleboro'. They consist of eight main slate covered factories, which are fortv feet apart, three stories high, one hundred feet long, and from thirty to thirty-eight feet wide. Near by is a gas house, which supplies not oulv the factories, but some portions of the village," with illuminating gas of excellent qual ity. A steam fire engine, named "J. Estey," is" kept constantly ready for use and may be manned at a moment's notice by a drilled com pany of the workmen. A perfect system of speaking tubes and electric bells establishes in ntnntaneous communication between the office and all parts of the premises. Over five hun dred workmen are employed, and every oare is taken to secure for them health, comfort and safetv, a* well as a perfect and economical working of the establishment. Many of the little rooms occupied by the tuners are made charmingly cozy with pictures and flowerSjSr ranged to suit the taste of the occupants. The cheerful hum of machinery mingles with the chirping of thousands of reeds, and sends forth a not discordant song of industry which pene trates many of the pleasant homes of the work men.
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